Sentence examples for explaining a point from inspiring English sources
Someone in the crowd sighed audibly when Mr. Lovitz, in explaining a point of law, noted that unicorns weren't real.
The Japanese sees nothing that s/he has not been familiar with and at home with for centuries, McEvilley states, explaining a point escaping many Western economic analysts, and which to his mind helps indicate why the Japanese excel in the electronics industry.
The surgeon looks up gravely from the operation he is performing, holding a blood-spattered scalpel like a pen as he explains a point to the audience of medical students.
The Liverpool manager offered several valid reasons for Premier League mediocrity in Europe before kick-off but only one explained a point against poor Swiss opponents: their lack of quality in front of goal.
They often need the freedom to run through a range of ideas to explain a point, and they'll do so only if at the end, they can backtrack and take a few off the table.
The purpose of the group is to educate the migrant farm workers - each performance explains a particular point or points to them.
How do you define or explain a tipping point?
During the filming of "The Big Sleep," Howard Hawks cabled Raymond Chandler to ask him to explain a plot point.
She talks directly, and thoughtfully, giving the sense, even when she has clearly had to explain a similar point before, of thinking it through again.
